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In December:
- The average daily turnover was EUR 72.9 (70.6) million, an increase of 3.3 percent. The total turnover was EUR 1,239.2 (1,554.2) million, a decrease of 20.3 percent.
- The average number of trades per day was 13,648 (14,237), a decrease of 4.1 percent. The total number of trades was 232,014 (313,217) a decrease of 25.9 percent.
- The trading participant with the highest turnover was Virtu Financial Ireland with a turnover of EUR 649.0 (716.2) million.
- The most traded instrument was Nokia, with a turnover of EUR 165.4 (133.5) million, an increase of 23.9 percent.
In 2012:
- The average daily turnover was EUR 106.1 (152.2) million, a decrease of 30.3 percent.
The total turnover was EUR 26,946.6 (38,968.4) million, a decrease of 30.9 percent. - The average number of trades per day was 16,619 (20,959), a decrease of 20.7 percent.
The total number of trades was 4,221,317 (5,365,552) a decrease of 21.3 percent. - The trading participant with the highest turnover was SEB with a turnover of EUR 11,765.8 (11,530.1) million.
- The most traded instrument was Volvo B, with a turnover of EUR 1,761.9 (3,181.8) million, a decrease of 44.6 percent.
Olof Neiglick, CEO of Burgundy comments about December and the year 2012:
“Burgundy’s average daily turnover in December for the Nordic countries was EUR 72.9 (70.6), an increase of 3.3 percent, compared with November. The total turnover for December was EUR 1,239.2 (1,554.2) million.
The total market turnover for all marketplaces trading Swedish equities decreased by 12 percent in December, compared with November. The total market turnover for all marketplaces trading Nordic equities decreased by 13 percent in December, compared with November.*
During 2012 the total turnover on Burgundy decreased with 31 percent, compared with 2011. There has also been a decrease regarding the total number of trades, a decrease with 21 percent in 2012, compared with 2011.
The total market turnover for all marketplaces trading Swedish equities decreased with 8 percent during the year of 2012, compared with 2011. During 2012 about 54 (47) percent of the total Swedish equity trading was executed on alternative marketplaces. The total market turnover for all marketplaces trading Nordic equities decreased with 16 percent during the year of 2012, compared with 2011.*
The general change in the trading behavior has continued during 2012, 53 percent of OMX S30 has been traded on alternative marketplaces in 2012 compared to 46 percent in 2011. ** ”
NB: Numbers in parentheses are figures from the previous month/year unless otherwise is stated.
* Source: Thomson Reuters EMSR.
** Source: http://fragmentation.fidessa.com/fragulator/
